This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for an Operational Finance & Assurance (FP&A;) Expert - AI Training & Evaluation based in the India .
This part-time, project-based opportunity is designed for experienced finance professionals who want to apply their expertise to the development of next-generation AI systems.
You’ll evaluate AI-generated financial analyses, assess calculations and reasoning, and identify inaccuracies or gaps in business logic.
Your expertise will help improve the accuracy, reliability, and financial reasoning capabilities of advanced AI models.
The work spans FP&A; and operational finance disciplines, including forecasting, reporting, reconciliations, variance analysis, controls, and performance analysis.
You’ll work remotely with a global project team while managing tasks independently and meeting defined quality and productivity expectations.




The engagement offers a flexible way to gain hands-on exposure to AI training and evaluation while contributing meaningful financial expertise.
It is particularly well suited to finance professionals seeking short-term contract work, consulting exposure, supplemental income, or experience at the intersection of finance and AI.
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Accountabilities
Create and review finance-related prompts, business scenarios, analytical exercises, and evaluation tasks covering operational finance and FP&A; topics.
Evaluate AI-generated financial responses for accuracy, logical reasoning, completeness, and relevance to real-world business situations.
Review financial analyses, assumptions, calculations, forecasts, recommendations, and supporting reasoning to identify errors or inconsistencies.
Apply skilled finance expertise to assess whether AI outputs reflect sound financial principles, business judgment, and appropriate analytical methodologies.
Identify inaccuracies, gaps, ambiguous reasoning, and opportunities to improve AI-genera

📌 Operational Finance (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India